A thread full of Learning Threads🧵🧵

1) How to Read candles
2) How to use Trading view Screeners
3) How to create custom screeners
4) Find Multibagger stocks
5) Intraday chart analysis
6) Fundamental terms
7) Straddle buying strategy

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1) Candlestick analysis

https://t.co/eR3wXegyvN
2) Trading View Screeners

https://t.co/ddGym9uzud
3) Create custom screeners :

https://t.co/CIdfd9P2j7
4) Find Multibagger Stocks :

https://t.co/75nZtLj7bK
5) Intraday technical Analysis :

https://t.co/hJSTnqkek4
6) Fundamental Terms :

https://t.co/q28r5gKdtz
7) Straddle buying :

https://t.co/En45KbiiRw
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How to Find Multibagger Stocks

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A thread of all my Threads

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1) How to find #Stocks for Short Term


2) Important Scanners for Stock Selection


3) How to Create Screeners on Chart Ink


4) Here are the 10 Candlestick patterns you must

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Here are 16 Free & powerful Scanners for Traders.

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1. NR7 breakout scanner -
NR7 is a great concept using which you can identify the potential breakout candidates.
For details on NR& concept refer to this thread -
https://t.co/EgC9h77bLl
Here's the scanner -

2. Volume & price shockers -
This scans the stocks that have seen a sudden rise in their volume by over 2x times the average volume of last 10 days and have gained or lost more than 5% today.
Great candidate for breakout /

3. 15 min breakouts -
These stocks have shown a rise in both prices as well as volume in the last 15 min. High chances that they will continue the rally

4. Engulfing Candle scan -
This scans the stocks which are in extended up/down trend & have formed Engulfing candle now. They are a great candidate to take reversal trades.

Bullish engulfing - https://t.co/4pOosoeMsL
Bearish engulfing -

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